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By Andrew Daley of Green Mountain has been appointed the new chair of the Premier’s Council on Disabilities. “The council makes an important contribution to improving the lives of persons with a disability and I am honoured to be appointed chair of the Premier’s Council on Disabilities,” said Daley. “The next three years will be a… Read more »
• By The provincial government revealed this week the members of the team that will represent New Brunswick at the 8th Games of La Francophonie July 21-30 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. “I congratulate the athletes, artists, and staff selected to be part of the Canada-New Brunswick delegation to these international games, which will begin in four days,”… Read more »
• By by Justin Belliveau, War Amps Regional Representative, New Brunswick Most of us don’t realize how valuable our car keys are until we lose them. With remote starters and built-in unlock systems, keys are not as simple or cheap as they used to be, with many owners paying hundreds of dollars in replacement fees. But for more… Read more »
• By From folk to world bass to a country barn dance, only in New Brunswick would one find such an eclectic and strangely complementary line up. And only in New Brunswick will such a line up be connected to fermenting food, growing food forests, and learning about excavators. The Praxis Project Permaculture Festival June 2-4 in… Read more »
• By Gathering of the Scots Festival Perth-Andover, NB, Canada May 30th– June 4th, 2107 “In the Scottish Highlands of New Brunswick” On a recent trip to Scotland with my family, I took an early morning stroll along a rural road in the small community of Moy – just a few miles south of Inverness – deep… Read more »
• By SAVE THE DATE Nov. 3-5, 2017 7th Annual ArtsLink NB Forum and AGM Sackville Details Coming Soon ArtsLink NB is busy putting the final touches on the program for its 2017 Forum and AGM, our largest and most important event of the year. We’re not quite ready to share the details yet, but you can… Read more »
• By Canada demonstrated its commitment to environmental action in New York City today as Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna, and UN Environment Chief, Erik Solheim, announced that Canada will host World Environment Day in 2017. “The Canadian spirit of collaboration is only one of the reasons Canada is a natural choice to host… Read more »
• By The provincial government is calling for expressions of interest for individuals to serve on an electoral reform commission and is also inviting the public to comment. “We are encouraging a conversation in New Brunswick about issues which are important to our democracy,” said Health Minister Victor Boudreau, who is also deputy house leader. “The government… Read more »
• By Generally, angling is slow with warm water, and pool closures still in effect. Here are some stats to consider: CLOSURES: Salmon angling on the Miramichi River Moncton – July 25, 2016 – Fisheries and Oceans Canada wishes to inform the public that the following 25 salmon fishing poolswill be closed to angling for all species of fish, […]
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• By During New Brunswick Day celebrations on Monday August 1st, the provincial government will be offering free gate admission at provincial parks as part of its Get Outside! NB program. “New Brunswick Day is the occasion to celebrate our rich cultural heritage, our province’s natural beauty and the people who call our great province home,” said… Read more »
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